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Golden State Leads Atlanta in the First Ever WNBA Finals Game 7, And It’s Heading to the Fourth Quarter!

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The Golden State Valkyries are battling the Atlanta Dream in a truly historic WNBA Finals Game 7, and the stakes could not be higher. As the clock ticks down, the Valkyries hold the lead against the Dream as this unprecedented championship series pushes into its fourth and final quarter.

History in the Making: First Ever Game 7

This isn’t just any finals game; this is the first Game 7 in WNBA Finals history, period. Both these teams are also chasing their inaugural title, which means someone’s making franchise history tonight in San Francisco. What an incredible moment for the league, with all eyes on Chase Center!

Atlanta’s Rhyne Howard, sporting number 10, was spotted dribbling against Golden State’s Kaila Charles, number 6, during the first quarter. We actually saw the Dream take a lead earlier in the game, going up 30-24 at halftime. But things have clearly shifted, with Golden State now out in front as we head into the last frame.

Championship on the Line Right Now

Tonight, on October 31, 2026, someone is about to lift that championship trophy for the very first time. Every possession, every rebound, every shot in this fourth quarter is for all the marbles. The energy in San Francisco must be absolutely electric as these two teams fight for their place in WNBA history!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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